But that hasn't detracted investors betting Tesla's stock price
will eventually sink once again. In the weeks since,
short-sellers have upped their wagers against Tesla shares by
$1.1 billion, or about 9.6%, according to data from financial
analytics firm S3 Partners. Tesla remains the most shorted US
stock, with $12.6 billion riding against it.

Shares of Tesla are still about 10% below their all-time high of
$389.57, set in mid-2017.